It’s easy to place blame on the custodians for lack of cleanliness on campus and in classrooms, but too often we neglect our own responsibilities
Category: Editorials
New law neglects old problem
A two-tier system that allows California community college officials to charge more than $200 per unit for additional high-demand classes will do little to affect the
Counseling Pierce Students
With the number of students attending Pierce College, it is not surprising that counseling time is difficult to attain, but the process of booking appointments
Can’t we all just get along
Over the last month two qualified woman, Vice President of Academic Policy Kathy Oborn and Vice President of Curriculum Margarita Pillado, placed senators and students
Volume 119 Issue 4 – corrections
Volume 119 Issue 2 Page 2: Comic artist Lauren Vellvé name is misspelled Page 3: “Campus assault suspect arraigned,” Branden Saighe is currently charged with
News reporting isn’t a crime
Many Pierce students may face fears while in the classroom such as social anxiety, performance anxiety and uncertain employment, but campus safety should be their
Policies need to change when crimes go underreported
Many Pierce students may face fears while in the classroom such as social anxiety, performance anxiety and uncertain employment, campus safety should be their biggest
A little farm in the big city
Agricultural students at Pierce College have witnessed the dwindling of the school’s resources, from farm animals to the civil war reenactment. Could the Farm Center
College Council inconsistent
The Ralph M. Brown Act of 1953 was passed in California to guarantee the public’s right to the access and notice of meetings held by
Pistol course, no problem
Pierce College offers a one-day basic pistol course as part of their non-credit program, Pierce Extension, and has since 2008 but members of a local